
Les sciences humaines et sociales ne peuvent plus se contenter de seules approches théoriques. Une preuve de concept (proof of concept) est une démonstration de faisabilité, une forme de réalisation expérimentale. Il s’agit d’humaniser les preuves de concept, de redécouvrir l’historiographie et les méthodologies du design et d’intégrer les expérimentations au cœur des structures hospitalières. Quelle éthique pour le design ?
The concept of proof of care. Human and social sciences can no longer be limited to theoretical approaches. Proof of concept is a demonstration of feasibility, a form of experimental realisation. It is a matter of humanising the concepts of proof, rediscovering the historiography and methodologies of design and integrating experimentations into the heart of hospital structures. What are the ethics around design?
vulnerability, design, methodology, ethics, méthodologie, experimentation, Research Design, éthique, Humans, vulnérabilité, preuve de soin, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, expérimentation, proof of care, Quality of Health Care
vulnerability, design, methodology, ethics, méthodologie, experimentation, Research Design, éthique, Humans, vulnérabilité, preuve de soin, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, expérimentation, proof of care, Quality of Health Care
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